Archive: The Common Sense Revolution

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Former president of the national Progressive Conservative Party Dalton Camp and former president of Ontario Progressive Conservative Party Tom Long discuss changes in the conservative party during Mike Harris' Common Sense Revolution. Has the Ontario PC party turned it's back on the principles of progressive conservatism, or was the CSR a necessary move forward?
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Apr 09, 1995
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